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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19
Vermont a. the New York CATH. Show

Vermont a. the New York Cattle Show.
Vermont has long stood in the front
rank for her horses aud sheep, inning
prizes Ia this country aud in the old world
) e nov comes np to the front smiling
With h,r cattle On Wr.lue sday, the pre-.
MUM day at the great New YORK cattle
shos. Lamu.lS Drew, the genial landlord
Of tie Van Ness honse aud the model
farmer Of Burlington, was awarded the
following prizes % his exhibit Of AYRSHIRE
cattlt
Ball OF any age aud four OF bis female
progeny First 10 l. s Drew with bull
Bob ConIey and females Miss Coruelia 3rd,
Hazel, Victorine and Miss Cornelia 4th.
Bull one year and under two-S Second
prize to l.. s Drew, with Monticello
March ID, 1856; sire Rhoms, dam, Queen.
Bull cali under one year od-Second
prize, L. 5. Drew, with Bob Conley End,
March Q. 1887; sire Bob Conley, dam
Creamy 2nd.
Heifers two years old and under = Sec. .
ond prize, L. =. Drew, with Hazel. April
10. 1885, sire Conley, dam Jewel 2nd.
Heifers one year old and under two
Second prize. L. s. Drew with Miss Cor
nelia 4th. March 7. 1886. sire Bob Conley,
dam Miss Cornelia
Vermont was also ahead on butter as
will be seen by the following awards:
Five packages not less than 80 pounds
each net First. Green Mountain Stock
Farm Co. West Randolph.
Package not less than 80 pounds net.
male st private farm or dairy First,
Greeu Mountain Stock Farm Co, West
Randolph
The sensation Of the closing day OF the
fair vas the loss Of the batter sweepstakes
prize by the dainty Jerseys to the black
and white Holsteins The prize ~ oriei-
nally offered vas $3.50 for the best butter
cos OF any breed The one whose milk for
twenty.fonr consecutive hours should
chnrn ont the largest quantity OF butter.
Then Frederic Bronson, Jersey breeder.
added rich horn loving cup, with heavy
solid silver trimmings, valued a. 800
Add 90 certain apparently was be OF the
Jerseys winning ], that be had picture
Of efsoeful Jersey heller finely painted
90 the side. After two dsys Of milking.
churuing ssa weighing, the judges gave
The prixs 10 ihs Hoistein COW Cloihilde,
sire DIRK, dam S,yl. bred by ]. styi. |
Beenster. Holland. and owned by Smiths.
Powell 4 Lamb o. Syracuse, y. Y. Clo-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19
Working Of tho Interstate Commerce
Law

| Oae Of The rst acts OF the interstate
commerce commissioners was the suspen
sion Of the short haul provisions Of the
act for 90 days in case OF all Southern
roads. Tue commissioners lately visited
the Sanih 10 take testimony and they say
that ii all vent to show that those roads
cannot successfully compete with water
communication If the law is complied
with
Ga the Other hand Nurih-ru roads say
thnl lhey labor nujer the same dissdvan
tage. and il aiil nii be fair Tor the com
missioner. 10 discriminate IN favor Of the
South. m rods. More ttsn this, IL,
Nartftrl hnu i1'rt..ts complain ihat il
the lsa Is not ,rpitsi "a Southern roads
5ontheru ir,a vii heve the a ivaptaee aud
Sorlhern llrntc~s mnst ciase
Cmplsius httr als b ~ m.,l. that
the new rate. S'ii i ~ !, effect our
trade sith Usp-a oar iron ani coal
anA mahntac'ur.d proincis cannot pay the
high fright rates and C,nsliin duties
add enec.sstulls compete With Cansiisn
products II the came class
A great many other eomplsints are
beard from diflsreut basin SO interests
and very ltile has been heard tins far IN
favor Of toe law We are isclined TO think
that i lstero farmers viii receive consider.
able benefit II the law is strictly enforced,
bul in that case Western farmers will com
PLAN that II iajlres them
There are great many complex qnes-
lions involved IN impsrtially carrying ont
the provisions Of the law, aud there is also
danger IN suspeaing 1t in some cases which
the commissioners have right TO do when
fcieut cause is shown. The question sui
fer The commissioners TO decide Is, what
course will bring the greatest good TO the
greatest number. bu, this is. by no means,
an easy question Uadet the old system
there we're macy aad great evils. There
was no justice or common sense 10 charg-
log A. much for carrying freight one hun
dred miles as for carrying the same freight
one thousand mills. and there may be no
Justice ia euinprll,ng the roads 10 charge
ten times as niuch for the latter a. for the
former The hw is nm experiment and
should be given an honest trial. II II OPP
crates iu!anously il can BE- modified or re-
pealed In many c0an,ilts The govern
mtnt has The entire supervision Of the rail.
roads, and il may come to that IN this
eounuy, bat II would be an immense un-
der.siing aud should be avoided II possi-
BILE oae thing Is evident. coneressmen
who passed The prsseet las bad very lit
tie idea OF ~ practical feet 90 the bust
ness Interests 81 the couD,fy.
MIR RsAEa8 holds 10 recent letter iha,
ibs Casnmlss,aa be- 90 poser AT all to
saspena the fouf,b section. bat oaly poser
II special eases Of iuIastiee, to antborize
iAe raads 10 charge lees ier loue ,han Tor
short hsuls The role. be holds. VA. 10
iended b. he irsnslsd. and Iii was nerer
snggesied" that the Commission vould
have powef TO saspsn1 the section. and
adopt instead the exception ior the rnle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19
EHcitsmsst In Canada Over Irish Home
Hule

! Lord Lansdowne, governor general ol
Canada, has large estates 10 Ireland and
IT is claimed that bis agent there has been
guilty Of wholesale eyictions OF bis ten
ants. presumably with the consent of the
owner O'Brien, al er editor, has come
from Ireland and ia nov 10 Canada max
| ing known the facts ia the case. Oh
course this creates great deal OF excite
ment ia Canada, and while his meetings
are largely attended by Irish sympsthizers,
yet he encounters great deal Of opposi-
ton. The authorities 10 Toronto are do.
ing all they can to prevent bis speaking in
that city, but be says be is bound to go
there.
We suppose O'Brien's main object rs TO
raise such feeling 10 Canada against the
governor general as to secure bis early
recall, though 1t is difficult to see how
this will materially aid the Irish cause
OF course . strong public sentiment in
Canada in favor OF home rule may have
some ELECT In England, but the English
have never shown much disposition to
heed public sentiment in their colonies,
and this effort to arouse public feeling
against one OF their landed sristocracy may
have al eject opposite to that intended.
The great fight betweent the English
aristocracy and the common people must
be made in England. in fact II is being
made now. Ia the end the people will
secure the victory. but whether i. will
come gradually without bloodshed, as
most of the English reforms have been
secured, or whether the people at last will
rise in open rebellion, is not certain. The
English are slow to take up arms to
redress wrongs that are real and almost
hey ond endurance but the point has been
reached where the English farmers cannot
pay their enormous rents to the land hold
ers and make living for themselves. In
fact they are nearly rs bad Off as the Irish
peasants. This state Of things cannot last
long. Thousands upon thousands from
England and Ireland are coming to this
country, over 10000 landing at Castle
Garden in one day. This wholesale exo-
dus relieves the pressure there somewhat
but is no real cure for the state OF things
that exists there The people have to
support large aristocracy in luxurious
idleness. They have to support an enor
nous standing army. 10 Ireland two sep
srate religious establishments are support
ed by the people, and In England nearly
one half the population pay for the sup
port OF two During periods OF financial
depression, such as now exists, these bur.
dens cannot be borne by the common
people, without actual suffering for the
common necessities Of life. No wonder
they emigrate. 1t is wonder they do not
rise in open rebellion.
Tuesdays dispatches give an account OF
D Brien's reception 10 Toronto The
occasion attracted great crowd which
appeared to be about equally divided, the
OraDgemen kissing aud grooming while
The friends Of O'Brien cheered. There
was some fighting which was suppressed
by the police, and O'Brien succeeded in
his address with occasional
He bitterly denounced
hose who attempted to prevent bis speak
ng and made a powerful argument against
.oerciJn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

Ia ansv1 10 The plea thai ccmpsiiiicn
Nth vsier routes MAKES necessary Ito
saspensi0n 81 The rule IN many cases. Mr..
negan argcs that railroads. II allowed 10
take through freight freely At sach rates
"a they piesse. can break dosn ssicr
routes entirely; that mo government on
earth voald dare 10 pass las 70 prevent
the carriage Of its con merce 90 the natural
waterways, and re, this 10 substance your
Commission ~ asked 10 do by the railway
companies This u bolder interpre,s-
tion OF the act than any oas else has yet
given u. aud an Interpretation which
makes the only acts Of The Commission
TINS far directly hostile 10 the chiei intent
Of the ACT Mr. Regsn Is not The Congress
OF the United States. il is good to remem-
Der. Yet be docs correctly represent the
inieni,on Of Insioriiy Of the men who
framed this extraordinary act.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

thilde's record was iwo pounds seven and
half ouncss. There we're seven Jerseys,
sir Holsseips and t-o Guernseys entered
Tor the trial The only other Gov 10 push
Clio, hide 81 all closely Was one OF her own
calves. Clotbilae sth. three year old nov,
bred by the same owaer. Smiths, Powell
A Lamb. Cloihilde atL's record vas two
pounds and quarter Of al ounce. The
The Jersey and Guernsey records were
withheld. The Holsteia friesisn Club
doubled the prize at once. making u In all
500 The judges Of the butter sweep
stakes we're Congressman Edward Burnett
OF Smithboro. Mass, John J. Holley OF
New York. representing tho Jerseys L,
+. Bosditch OF birmingham. Mass,
representing the Guernscys; oerritt ).
Miller OF Peterboro. n. u, representing
the Holsteins. aud Francis II. Appleton
OF Boston. The details OF the twenty four
hours test were Ia charge Of Dr. Sturte-
want, Of the New York State Experimental
Station ~ Geneva.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

Brodsifett reports thBt the indnrtrial
situation is lees promising, With M aver
age OF 500 employees striking or locked
ont daily thus lar in May, and a prospect
of an average Of 3 600 daily during the
month by Monday next. Pig iron is dull.
but firm east, weaker at Philadelphia, is
cut 90 cents further west. but is tirmer at
st Louis and Chicago Nails are depress-
cd, with capacity OF the mills 10 excess Of
demand. This is true OF WOODEN goods.
wooden mills working on orders only and
many on short time, Cotton goods are
firm With no accumula,ions, aud some
varieties tending upward Special in
qniries by Byadsiree's at the st. Louis con
yention Of wool-Rro Sers aud lumber deal
ets are summarized as follows: Wool
growers state that the decline in produc
ton OF 80 coo, 900 pounds 10 the past three
years Is owing 10 the tariff law OF 1888;
that foreign imports OF wool are fast in
creasing aud are Killing the home indus
try, aud that he outlook Is entirely de
pendent upon the sctlon Of congress
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

AZ the New York Dairy and Cattle Show
May 1914. 1887. - out Of 81 prizes, viz
Five 80 lbs. packages lst prize, Green
Mountain Stock Farm; ID prize, Windsor
Conn. Creamery; 80 lbs. tub factory - I'd
prize, Amherst Conn Creamery; Sd prize
Sd prize Westboro' tConn.l Creamery. &c
lbs. dsir, = lst prize. TO Green Mountain
Stock Farm; 81 prize. l.. r. Bailey, Barns
vile Ohio lbs. unbroken package =
I'd prize. Egremont Mass Creamery. Q
lbs. creamery prints-lst prize Ellington
Conn., Creamery; 81 prize, Windsor,
Conn Creamery. 3 lbs. dairy prints
let prize. Mrs. W. A. Sudduth. Flemings.
bury, Kentucky; End prize, Mrs. Thomas
Faircloeb. Wolcott. Conn. Granular But
ter-2d prize, @. 4 II. b. Cromwell. Gar.
rettson. l.. l.; Sd prize. Mrs. s, p. Taber
Willetts, Roslyn, L. l. For further par
ticulars address manufacturers. Vermont
Farm Machine Co.. Bellows Falls, YER
mont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19
rae,. worth Knowing.

Ia all the diseases Of the nasal mucus
membrane the remedy used must be non
irritating The medical profession has
been slow to learn this Nothing satisfac.
tory can be accomplished with doucbes,
snuff, powders, syringes, astringents, or
any similar application, because they are
all irritating. do not thoroughly reach the
affected surfaces and should be abandoned
as worse than failures multitude OF
persons who have for years borne all the
worry and pain that caiarrh can afliict,
testify TO radical and permanent cures
wrought by Ely's Cream Balm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19
+ ,ULUM a. wINIPRED 8. ALLEN


state o. Vermont. district Of Manchester .. ..
In Probate Court held At Manchester, within
and for said Dis,riei CO the nh day u
April. A. u. 1877
The guardian OF Lulu Ms, Allen and winifrsd
NJ riley Allen minors ~ MsneLseef 10 sid dis.
tfici trssented AZ Application 10 writing 70 ssid
Court, setting forth that bis yards are tbs
oxners, ssbjsot To- tenancy BY curtssey. Of .
certain house and lot 10 the village Of hssshss
ter in said torn; said premises being bounded
ss follow vest BY the street, north by land Of
y N. Hard, sast by land Of Mrs. Crawford, and
south BY lands u J, N. Russell and n. Il. Aiken I
and representing that Il would DO Lsas6eisl 20
his wsIds 10 have Al their interest In said Jssl
estate sold aud the proceeds Invested Ia stocks,
bonds Or her securities aud pstltl0niBg ssid
cOuft for the reason Aforesaid 70 grant him .
heepse 70 "a al bis vsrds' interest In said
real estate
whereapon II vas ordered that hssnng upos
ssid application be had .. . Probsss Court W ~
held 81 The Probate Cfice 10 Manchester, 10 ssld
District. on The 7isi day " May. 4. b. iss7,
aud that notice n ssid application. The astars
and rcssons thereof and the time sod place u
hss'ing thereon, 10 given 70 Ill persoss inter,
sssse. by tho Eubfleafion hereof 10 the Mas
chester JorssAL, . pesspspes pristsd q ssld
Manchester, three sssis excessively pssvious
V said hme OF hsArsng.
~. LoyKLAsD hUss0s Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

Beware OF cntarrh O,.tmrrs that Cc.-
tnias Msour,.
As mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely deranpe the whole
system when entering it through the
mucus surfaces. Such articles should
never be used excep. on prescriptions from
reputable Physicians, as the damage they
will do are ten fold to the good You can
possibly derive from them. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by L. J. Cheney
& Co.. Toledo. o., contains no mercury
and is taken internally and acts directly
upon the blood and mncus surfaces OF the
system. 10 buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure that You get the genuine, il Is
taken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by r. J. Cheney & Co
s'ay-Sold by Druggists, 70 cts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

Jnsliec Woods Of the U, s. Supreme
Court dlei Monday He was appointed
by President Hayes and bas made good
jndge. Iii quite probable that President
Cleveland sill appoiui Southern man &c
the yscaucy as that portion Of the country
has 90 prtstntai,ve in the court at present
Ihere sill & no serious objection to this
II lie ei0 rppoint good man. IL is
rumufta tbst he is disposed to appoint
Gailaad, bat be can hardly afford to DO
that.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

me pHt.lic hears aith regret that annth
~ spread suspension Of labor hs
begun 81 Chicago, The recent bsirk-
lays II aaa carriers strike, coupled aiih
cefiai1 demands by employees, has inn
PEELED tpe master builders association a
start lockout The result is that ihou
sands u men are thrown out Of work. aud
bulldog 10 ihs city is completely s,oppcl
A large portion q the idle men are said %
he inacctat tuilefeIs from The struggle
brought "a ~ others. Contracts are
being shrewu Mp, great msny people
engaged ID building will be put 70 severe
Inconvenience, and hundreds Of families
dittreeed hy tue suspension. which is
likely & be q loug continuance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

JeG. Davis made recen, speech ct
Meridian. Miss, without referring TO the
'.lusi cause He did say, though, thai
Ut ibe Ufion is to be destroyed let IT
como from HE other side" What otbef
eide dil he refer io7 We had supposed
thai the election Of reform Democratic
administration was proof positive that the
bloody eaasn hsd been a, last success
iuily bii3eed sod that there is now 10
"taa siatsa hboutit. We wish j. y would
arise ani explaip,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

HALE'S HONEY is the best Cough Cure, 25, &c., Il
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and beauties. 2sc.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns & Bunion,, 2,c.
HILLS HAIR 1 WHIsRER DYE-Black & Brown, Soc
PIXIES T00THAcHE DROPS cure in Minute, 25c
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS arc sure cure, 5Oc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

The state board OF health has sen, cir
eslss 10 The doctors throughout the state
sshiHg each for typographical desorip'
ton o. The country In bis vicinity and for
a medical history Of tho region In rceon,
years. With especial reiereaoe 10 Any out
break Of epidemic diseases The purpose
"a 10 ARRIVE At q generalization Of facts
with regard 10 the fleet Of external cir
csmsiaBces upon tho conditions OF health
or disease In the state
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

Watr Phelps is 10 he asksd 70 er-
plssm FIseatarhisis sili b tho tnsmbers
ofA bc1e inlt ciab 10 Aes York. lie viii
81 ,nfile8 "a tzplAln whss be- meant by
sha afeimalIQn that Americans. - rule,
sfe oat q larog q bone rule ia ireland.
AZ lhs II BortAts sTe makigg bone rnle
in ltc.aa6 plaok 10 their party platform,
lae saithigasiop mar God u necessary
b taph 4sse My Phelps % recall him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

Tbs SEES York &g makes strong app
pesl i.f local sell government II says.
"The citizens Of Ses York and Brooklyn.
o. u asy other city. have no more power
/, fFgalaie aud administer their own al
faifa tha0 have The residents Of St Peters
bafRt. Tbe republican eonnirymen WHO
rale tie city 81 New York are only re-
spottille To their hayseed Constituencies
Not Only sre tie cities douied any control
over ttfir own affairs, they are also de-
priytd q their share 10 the administration
OF thp state
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

The iqHlEa agents Al New York Of the
various transatlantic steamship companies
bAYe advised The commissioners Of emf
grafton lhhs the great exodus OF stcerage
passengers tron Ireland and Scotland The
pact uiD'ey u noihing compared to wha,
wiil take place AFTER June The reports
state chat = lie presen. time nearly 20,
00H iamiiis, 4 total Of 5000 persons,
hAra parehAssd ,irke,s for America TIE
demand Or betihs has been so great that
one "a iaa % The liaes we're obliged TO
Fetate passages 10 several patches Of To-
tended emigmats. Ose Of the compsniss.
70 keap faith Rish the engaged passengers.
uill hAte - forward several thousands by
siskmsrs q opposition lines.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

Tae hiil TO give the labor party IN Nev
York ~ Inspector Of elections aAs passed
Ia the aese@hly Mondsy The democrats
opposed il. Messfs, Sheehss aud Cantor
their leaders taking the gronna lla, 20
rfssoe ealstsd fer believing that the labor
party srs g y permAseni orgsBi4stion.
They accused The republleass 81 insin-
gently asi Afpcofisy IN advocating iLe
hil cssieraisg that ] : dss,gH vas 70 give
ite labor fsis nert year 70 James g.
4 ise Iasiis bad confession for tie
feeogas q iassrs d To democratic party
Ia Tho iegsslsisrs to mAke II /, nseans
aasihns q Il a. admissiaa that the ucfs :
insmsa q TIE egnntiy are disgas,ed With
TIE democratic party. szA sia go Ia 4
hoaf Il 10 The Hpublicans il i 10 deemed
iassf.asbis d put candidate 81 Their
cwa,ia lhe Gall
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

The railroad bridge over Salmon
Hole" on the Brattleboro and Whitehall,
near Jamaica. was burned Thursday night
presumably by sparks from az engine.
The bridge was about 70 feet long
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

faH &emtcrAis 81 the syaib arc much
aissaflsal oreE the proposition 81 The r.
rubllcaas 20 abolish ~ Internal revenue
tates. Ibty say saeh thing would make
soc 8atts "a gifgiaia, North Carolina
Wtsi Yusieia sud Tennessee very doubt
M Republicans claim that the list
sho6la be- enlarged Danoan i. keDner,
o. I.ou.sisla says 10 addition TO the shove
0ar4ga Aisbatla sad Louisiana are isriil
si4.m aai ssety day" be sdds, ~
gaiag 10 aake them more 40.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

JAMES PYLE'S PEARLINE is &C :
knowledged to be the best preparation in
use for laundry purposes. II enables the
washer to cleanse the clothes without wear
ing them out with rubbing or pounding.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19
rnnnsnAY. nay y. 1855.

ahr s4maat eos Eiecfa. fDr whicA hes
osafs. A j, C8vsb 81 Nensnsa eannig,
r. ases released $40. 90. vas soid by hiru
u "a tlI Ciy bSiehef The other day io'
60 ts hsrlsg leen ruiaed BY orsrieea-
~ AIihaagb this nos stood Al The bead
N a3i m4h tfeGassn Ia TITS coapifF ir~
sfaf aea ~ pnalsre sas psrer knosp,
ST. camc = C9ssp's farm - 10 esifar.
Nae wa 4 gsmaus prize sssuer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

The gali reiarns froa The Mickigss cleo
iios awe ihe Eerahlicsn csadias.s iO'
taFrsHas is5gs Tor The losg term plursi.
isy a 81 7oi. vhslc III The republieAD can
dldslea have ever 5000 plurality The
Eepubiicsn ms.orssy eru The Democrats
saa Gmehhscs vote Is TDs3 II The DE
meoncy are maaing say progress, II mast
he Of ihe iina Of The frog In the yell.
ior every foot II gained IL fell back two.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19
Files . nd Bugs

Flies. reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats
mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared ont by
Rough on BATS" 15c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

When Baby Wa sick, W. gave her CAstoria,
When she Wa Child, she cried for Castorh,
Whom she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
Whom she had Children, she gave Thorn Csstoria.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19
Births.

Ia N.nche.,er cssus, Ny iS.,ae 70 NJ
ME- A. Baissa
/ 10 pafss,, Mar sth. asds " NJ \ Nn hsrh
/ r. Maust.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

Mr.. Lamns eaiogy Of Calhoun meets
sith = good deal adverse criticism. even
10 tie nth Tor ons thiog. the South.
srn, r. DO 30, like Mr. Lamats in,erpolst.
81 praise Of the administration. Some si
The souihern papers are quite incIioed TO
sueeT 1t tie assertion that President Cleye
land has kept bis promises. and the Macon
IricyrgpA declares tha there was no ncces.
sity ipf mention Of Mr. Cleveland at all. T"
The Augus,a ga Chroaiole says that
CUl Lunar m,rred great Grafton by
the intrt dnetion Of irritating aud exiran-
rous aaiters, aud thai 'tbe great states
man inside pillar to prop Up certain
uudemocraiie vagaries 10 vogue at
Washington The general tenor OF crit
i1ism shows that the South is not 10 love
with the present administration.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19

nine year-old son OF Molly Collier was
drowned at Burlington on Tuesday, by
falling from wharf,